Sentence examples for diplomatic time from inspiring English sources

There is something marvellous about this anecdote: of Clinton reluctant to waste diplomatic time waiting around for a blow dry, so simply grabbing a hairbrush, a ponytail tie and a can of Elnett.

During my diplomatic time in Finland, I saw first hand the power of American music to stir foreign audiences.

Now it's diplomatic payback time: Putin is in London today to take tea with Queen Elizabeth II, courtesy of Tony Blair.

And because the painful battle over Freedom Tower ended in a draw — with more skirmishes surely to come — it was understandable that he wanted to appear diplomatic this time around.

Whoops: diplomatic incident time.

America's diplomatic blitz, timed to correspond with the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation CEO summit in Hawaii, was "as decisive a diplomatic victory as anyone is likely to see," wrote Walter Russell Mead, a centrist foreign policy scholar.

If the even-handedness of some of his explicit political remarks could seem almost diplomatic at times (politicians, including Bill Clinton, have been fond of quoting him), he was also, when the occasion demanded, a forceful articulator of an Irish political conscience before a primarily English audience.

Diplomatic efforts this time are complicated by relations between two U.S. allies in the region, Israel and Turkey.

It is the second time diplomatic immunity has been granted to Livni when visiting the UK.

Like any diplomatic post, our time was spent engaging with representatives from the DPRK government and other diplomats, and sometimes we'd go to functions.

Once called "America's toughest diplomatic tactician" by Time magazine, his death leaves Obama with a substantial hole to fill in his administration.